Social network in 10 years

Some key points from AlwaysOn Stanford Summit on August 16, 2007

NOT technology BUT self-expression, ubiquity, universal, more personal, more vertical (niche, passionate)

In 10 years, this could be a regular question: "Who owns your friends/network?"

OpenID? or Differentiated identity?

Still about tagetted (via tagging) advertising and transaction models.

Augmented Identity or Bogus Reality?

Wonderwebby poses some intriguing questions on identity and lifelogging (Sounds like dandelife.com).

One nuance I sense is: Perhaps you can disclose the real you through your mental models (Read: tags you use).

Remind me to look up "Manny Pukyaw".

[via Janette Toral]

Building Blocks of Social Software

This was cross-posted elsewhere. So this may look familiar to some of you. Via David P. James.

The model was designed by Gene Smith. I'd like to add though that one can get a compelling amplification on the central element ( Identity) through some of danah boyd's formalized reflections.